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... ;be firft below thekx* change, NUMB. I. bf .a vV O fc X induded, PULPIT and FAMILY Ji:oLE ? Containing : '»e Sacred Text of The Old and New Teftameiu : Earneb And tbe PSALMS in metre, afei bf tl - Chnrch of Scotland ; W ITH AKKOTATIOKSfcom Mr. Mat*«w Pool, Mr. Matthew llenrt, Mr. VFxLuaja Btntatrt, iDr.DoDfcKIDGE, &LC. BtC A H D The Marginal Notes of Mr. 'oh- C-r Pa?. -Lr.ei. ScH7r>TURE ...
... This to-inform the Puslic, THAT the Bleaching ‘of LINEN CLOTH continued to be cattied on at C®leipaj>-hill, in the County of Durham, by WILLIAM BAINBR.IDGE, «hofe Fciformance* laft Year having given uoivetfal Content i humbly hopes for the Continuance ot the Favours of bis Cuftometa. Cloth »ill be taken in by Cbrifiopher Bell, Innkeeper, in Gillygare, Hexham > Thomas Jammefon, Sadler, in ...
... H'trafitr? April 15. . Or Friday laR one William Bncklev, by Trader Butcher, and Ttry welMooking Man, was brought our Corfnty tSool, being charged with the wilful Murder of Mary, ms Daughter, about five Years of Age, wjio, about a Fortnight ago, was found Wyre-Fore ft, -near Bcwdley, with her Throat cut from Ear to Ear, as mentioned in our' lalt Week's Thia Child, it fecms, he had bira- ...
... neighbourhood X of DtrftVEXaUJENS, offer a P&jRMIUM of Twelve Gnxamas, toany perion who Bull bring to cover inarr; 'Here this* -en fr-n, a STALLION iiifor getting DRAUGHT HORSES. Tbe borfe rauft be fbown to ibe gentlemen Dunfermline, tb* 11th of May next, be api row i of by them, N. E. A good number of mares and a reaf on- ableprice foi leaping may be expected. ■bs', T s € A R X 1 X r>. v , ...
... M E ;- i -i. ' : HOT T S TUFNP I ' X i S pHAT the fird GENhRAL Qtl tj ?? .. MEETING ofihe Shotts Tru-.- - b held ar Hamilton, ripo:; the firft TharlUar ot f:-y. iy^i. JAMES CD ivISO ! - x- r-n^-Y o-^-n of Cree Bk : ?? V b - /I I \ - MDR HUGKA^h, IS N^- ?? -f % ' i bleaches re ;be foiiorv'.g ?? V q lictfa, wrought in a 9c- reed a id andcr' ** - ?' * ?? aa -* J 4o^ at jd. :,j:jpeny; t; ...
... From the LONDON GAZETTE. Jlrtj?over j 9. Luckner detached 500 V'' ilufl'ars Heiligenftatfi, the Marquis O de marched out Gortingen with 1200 and Foot, intercept them ; of which the former having Noticc,' lie put at the Head 1600 Hoi fe and having come with tlie French General the 6tli Inltant, was. re- in ...
... repairing the Road from Sandon in the County of Stafford, to BtiUock Smithy in the County of Chefler, and from Wet'H Rocks' to Tean ■ will meet at the Houfe of William Davi fon, being the Sign of the Cock in Leek, in the County ot Stafford aforefaid, upon Wednefday the lyth Day of Miy next, when and where they will receive Eftimates and Propofals for making thofe R oads : Therefore any Perfon ...
... Linen srd Call London, have begun bafe ne^r boiitbargh, snd as tfeeil -. ?? -thefiewefbfafeions, hope tb ?? f empi ihe greifeg UnsUaAn. Tbe^ajlt - fien ?? the felfoa^ng lil^ces, Mr. John Marihie; Wtf-r- i n ?? Fife if 7 dtfibiirgh j Mr. flober: Ctrrir^'.- .■ ?? above tiie Crofs, Sla fgow ■ Mr. T a tnes b i Ucrchaar, Paifley; Mrsijean Fl rd bead. Gieenocbj Mr. R . : ?? \\ ! -. -1 nt, Dumbarton ...
... the chief Command of the Ruifian Troops defined for Pomerania, with Salary of izooo Rubles per Annum, the Income from a Regiment is given him. Lad Night the Right Hon. Lord wit married his Houle Golden •Squafe, to the Hon. Mils Howard, Niece his the Duke of Norfolk. hear a Treaty of Marriage is on Foot between the Right Hen. the Earl of Errd!, Lord High Conltable of Scotland, anti Mi's Carr, ...
... th, 1761, willbe A CONCERT Of MUSfC^, , And a. B A LL. *»£ TICKST * ma ) f N had(m Mrt. Dodd's Coffee-Houft, oc Mr. Gibbs, at Two Shillings ana Sixpencre a«W Beginning at Six o'Clock. ■*■ — mqa .-1 .i ?? „g,i,i 34 . ;fa • ' Cambridge, 1761, ...
... going to file off towards the Lower Rhine; on which Account they mult tranfport to Fulda the Grain and Meal, &c. which had been parchafed by the French Commiflaries. The Parliament of Normandy have refuied to rcgifler the £Ji£l lately ifliied by their Sovereign in Favour of the Jefuits, and pofitirely fay, that no Temperament can be found ror that Society, but that they mart be entirely ...